Reply to "Flagyl/Metronidazole dosage"

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I agree with what has already been stated. Not everyone can tolerate Flagyl and your doctor should work with you to provide medicine that will work for you and not make you feel worse than you already do with pouchitis. I too can't handle the nausea with Flagyl. Currently, I'm using Levofloxacin and take one a day for two weeks. (Done tomorrow, yeah!) It usually works to tame pouchitis down and allow me to get back to better habits to avoid it in the future. Just like every medicine out there this one has side effects, (like causing nightmares), but these I can cope with.

Good luck on getting the help you need!

1/15/1912:55 PM

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